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NEWS IN BRIEF.

! August Berning, Of Louisville, ahot his
wife and then blew his own btains out.
Cauee, Jealousy. 4,se, ff
Ex-Governor Morrill,, OF Maine, is sut.
fsring from a partial atroke OF paralysis,
Hs. .js eighty.iour years old. a'..ss
The family Of Il. O. skilton, OF Gallon,
O., was badly poisoned by estiEa dried
beef. None Of them will die. MS IS.
The people In the Faisyiew section OF
arcenvills county, s. O., are organizing
and arming to resist the secret labor or, T.
ganiz ,tions among negroes. 81
(. The Co.ne!l University Trustees have
sold the pine timber on twenty-five thou.
sand acres OF land in Wisconsin, RECEIVING
therefor hall million Of dollars. l3.'l,5s
Nv. T. Hart fatally shot j. @. Pickett,
both Of Union county, KY, In the at.
tempt to prevent the latter from abduct.
ing one Of his Hsrt'sl daughtera. 7l'9fISa
4 It 10 expected that the new postsl con.
vention with Mexico wifi facilitate com.
meroisl relations between the two conn.
tries, and be beneficial in many ways. "A
Casper steinbauer wss fatally burned
while engsged In vanishing tho interior
OF beer tank in Gerks's brewery. Gin
cinnati, the varnish igniting from torch
which he held in his hand. T53
Tenb.oos, the iamogs Thoroughbred
died at .ho home Of bis owner,J J. B. Hsr
per, in Woodford county, KY, yesterda,
morning. The horse had laid down ant
in an attempt to rise broke hia leg whicl
caused death. Ffi5$:i
| h DIV. Irwin has resigned the Presiden
i aY al fths American Exchange Natioua
Bank, OF Chicago. because OF O feeling oni
side the bank that hia connection Wit
the Board Of Trade would impair publ
! confidence in the bank. ~ Sd "a {
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BARON sElLL1EnE,s CASE.
He IL Inprisoned In n French Insane As
i4Ef lum-The Conspiracy. IT sdT1

Il.riH. 1s-Hl Au"- az toHsplTucysN tlIEi.NalNH
NRw YoRr, June 2S.-About year ago
tall, distinguished looking man Of forty
years, with an arietocratic face and sweep.
Ing black moustache, arrived in San Fran.
cisco on hla way to his homo in Paris, al.
ter a tour around the world. 8lS.lt%J8
1t quickly became known In the Pacific
metropolis that he was Baron Seilliero,
and at the Palace Hotel In San Francisco
and the Hotel Delmonte In Monterey, be
soon became familiar and remarkable
figure. & ly, 3$I "a
The coquettish young women OF tho frat
circlee there very quickly christened him
tho "Dear Baron, !" and, being q man Of
brilliant attainments, wide experiences
and amusing eccentricities, he become
widely known and very popular. He also
took great fancy to California, often do.
clared his intention Of settling there, and
though this WAS treated as q joke, 1t WAS o
serious matter to him, as he went into the
United States Court and declared his In.
tention OF becoming citizan. Finally he
left thsre and came to this city. In a
short time he WAS well.known at the Hoff.
man House as he had been at the Palace.
he possessed enormous wealth and spent
bis money laviehly. He made quite cir
Gle OF friends here, and when he left for
Paris was very generally regretted by some
OF the best known men In town. These
men are now not little excited over bis
imprisonment in Paris. a &. le
Baron Seilliere went home to adjust
some property disputes with his sister,
the Princess De Savan, the wife OF the
President OF the Jockey Club, and one OF
the best known ladies' In Europe. Sell
liere's aunt, the Duchess dc Bergh, and
bis brother, Frank, who lives at his estate
at Weildbad, in Germany, were also con-
cerned. seilliere had ecarcely arrived
there before he received iutimatiou that
there WAS come kind OF conspiracy on
foot against him, and he made his frienda
promise that If he disappeared they would
hunt him up. He did disappear, and
they did hunt him up, finding that, while
at his aunt's hotel, he had been seized by
three men, bound and carried to the in
sane asylum at Vannees, OF which Dr..
Falret is n director. They learned
further that seillisre had been decoycd
into state; Of extreme anger, in
which he, being q very nervoun individ.
ual, doubtless reached an abnormal pitch,
and in preparation for it the Princess de
sagan, Dr.. Mattel and medical reporter
named Segnam we're concealed behind q
screen. They took their own notes Of
what had passed, and, according to the
letters, their testimony auiiced alter his
seizure to accomplish his commitment.
Since that time Baron Seilliere has been
close prisoner in a mad house," The
case has already assumed an inter
national character from the fact that NJ.
de Seilliere hiss declared his intention OF
becoming a citizen Of the United States,
and 1t is attracting moro than ordinary
interest, not only in Paris, but in this
country and particularly in this city,
where be is well known in social circles.
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IT may or msy not be true that Minister
Phelps has refused 10 present Mr.. Blaine
a! the Bktish court. 1t is entirely safe to
say that Mr.. Blaine has not asked Mr..
Phelps's offices in the matter, and will be
able to survive though he come home
without being presented. It will not in
jue Mr. Blaine in the esteem OF hia coun'
trymen to have it known that Mr.. Phelps
did not oNer to extend to Mr.. Blaine 9
courtesy extended to about oil the fash
iorsbles who go to London. Mr.. Blaine
is not fashionable, but ho would do Mr..
Phelps no diseredit in the society in WHICH
the prcsldent's unaccountable Partially
has placed him. 45l .t{{yy: 5ali5
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.#H.f 49, 30 I"al. s. t7~a q -
1NHUMAN TREATMENT
or Americans imprisonel ia Mexican Dun
90 ", yeOus on Plimsy Prctgxtr. Z u;


otAmerienas imrrisonal !u Mexican Dun.
geons on Plimsy ProtcxtG. s
WICHITA, KAs Juns 2s,-A. B. Bird,
with his wife and daughter Lotts, hss ar.
rived in this city and relA.os q terrible
story OF wrong aud suffering endured
while confined in prison ut Del Norto in
old Mexico. Last winter Bird was mana.
ger Of an opera company, touring in that
country, and while playing in Del Norte
the entire crew were arrested upon a iiimy
sy warrant and thrown into the same
prison in WHICH Edward Cutting was con.
fined. They wero denisd q hearing or
trial, and were not even allowed to see OF
converse with Americans, though Boyesal
tried to 500 them. + While they were con-
fined fonr others Of the company died oi
smallpox, whiio al suffered privationa
and sickneso. Lstely the company waa
released, having lost all their wardrobe
and musical instruments. Steps have
been taken to secure redress by placing
the mGtter in the Aania 81 the proper au:
thoritiea 44i 5p ls n rsEi3> ~ 4 - g;iL
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Glatlstonians Make Couce,,,on.

LONDON, June 2S.-sir George 0. Treyy-
ian publishes letter in controversion OF
the statements recently made by Mr.. joe
fph Chamberlain and other Liberal
unlonists that the only obstacle 10 6 re-
union N the Liberal party was the refusal
o. the Gladatonians to make sny conces-
a,ons a9 IN their Irish programme. THO
dladatonians have, says sir George, mads
conceeeions In all the disputed points and.
therefore, interpose no obstacle to a 70.
union OF the party. "rhe Liberal. Union.
lats," be concludes, will ba unable to de.
s5t!r,oy tho Liberals, but reunion OF tho
Liberal party would serve to moderate ita
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!Annirn on Now YorIs ,Chnnge.

New YORK, June 2S.--Tho reports Of
the shipmont Of $1,000. .ocO in gold has had
a good effect on tho market, and the shorts
have generally been covering. s. v.
White and Camnlsck bought largely Of
Pacific Mail and New England, aud tho
syndicate Of brokers have taken sll tho
Reading offered so far to-day. The for.
eign bankers report large number Of
bills offering, and further decline in the
exchange rates is considered probable.
They estimate the shipments Of gold from
Europe in the next ten days at S5.000,0 900.
Money ie still scarcs and call loans are be-
ing made at rates equal to thirty per cent
per artlulu, Il Z, 81 \, s =, x s. d Ia
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NEW W8C0NSTITUTI0N. .
OF THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR
Adopted BY n Thrce.fourtlis Mnjority-The
Liquor Cinuse Solidiy Opposed by tho
0erinan nAssembllss-soms Important
Changes-Trades Union Matter.

PHILADELPHIA, June oS.-By returna
made to the general headquarters OF the
knights Of Labor this morning the new
constitution Of the order embolying many
important changes has been adopted by
about three.iourths vote. A clause pro.
viding for the. formation Of the National
Trades Assemblies separately from tho
constitution nnd voted upon by local as.
semblies throughout the order has also
been adopted by nearly the came vote.
The new constitution will be promulgated
by the Genera! Executive Board in few
days and will 90 into effect Immediately
after It's PRONUNCIATION. An analysis OF the
vote shows that nearly one hpi OF the
local assemblies that opposed the adoption
OF the new constitution did SO on account
OF section 325, which resda: No local or
other assembly or member shall dr.
rectly or Indirectly give. sell or
ting liquors Of any kind at any
meeting, party, sociala, picnic or onter-
tsinmsnt whatever appertaining to The or.
der. Any member found guilty Of violat.
ing the law shall be suspended not less
than six Hansbs, or expslled. No fue
shall be imposed for this oilsnse. Any
local or other assembly 80 offending shall
be suspended during the pleasure Of the
General Executive Board, OF. shall have
It's charter revoked by said Board.
Nearly every assembly compoaed solely
Of Germaus voted against thin clsuae and
therefore against tho whole. 3
The article upon cooperation was adop.
ted unanimously. 1t Is quite lengthy and
providea Tor the creation and disburse-
inent OF a tund to aid cooperation enter.
prises. Each local assembly is required
to collect and deposit sum not lcss than
two cents per month for every member in
good standing, the money to be invested
by the cooperation board and the profits
to bs diyiasd equally between the Gem
eral Assembly, the cooperative fund and
the workmen who create tho profit. sB
The new constitution gives the General
Executive Board full power to settle all
strikes end disputes. Hereafter each
Slate, national or unattached assembly,
shall be entitled to one delegate to each
5000 members or majority fraction
thereof. si
The National Trades Assembly clause,
is probably the most important OF the
changes. II provides that "any particu.
lar trade or calling may form National
Trades Assembly, by giving at lcaat three
months notice to each local assembly
the entire membership OF which is com
posed Of such trade-snd convention for
the purpose Of forming National Trades
Assembly," q ;sjl .,f;5, 155stt,55Il
At least two.thirds Of the local Assem-.
blies must vote in favor OF trade8 as
ssmbly and not less than ten assemblies,
II there be that number in tho order,
may receive charter. fa,,,n't
Votes will be received until July Is and
recorded, although the new constitution
will be in effect sometime before that,
probably about July l.
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Ansi0. .Turkish CunysntInn

LONDON, June 2S.-In the House oil
Lords this afternoon Lord Salisbury do.
clined in tho public interest to lay the (
papers relating TO tho Anglo.Turkish cou-
ventton, in reference to Egypt, upon tha
table. Tho Government, he said, had nc :
ceeded to the delay in the signing Of tia
which Turkey had asked on
the definite understanding that tbs treaty
should be ratified by Turkey on Monday
without fail. jsG5 - = - 8
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TIE Board OF Public Works aud the
Council could not strike an even gait, and
tho Board seeds III the expected resigna-
ton. Ths Enlargement is unfortunate,
and the ISrELLlaEscER regrets that the
members OF ths Board hsva thought 1t
expedient to take this step. Council will
do we'll TO get rs good men to take the
places OF those who have resignsd.
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F.H =, - ~ - A.
Fatal Cyclone In Tc3as.

g LoSavlEw, Tex, June 2s.-One Of the
most destructive storms ever known &C.
Cured !sss. night twenty miles below hore
and carried desth aaa dessruction in its
Couree. Fl .23 4 u 9sS9
j&kt New Prospect Ave mon were killed
outright: st Fairplay, small hamlet,
ono woman and two children were killed,
having taken shelter In an old house ol
which q very long tree fell, crushing
them. In the track OF the tornado moth
Ing WAS loft! Tho county is thinly set
fled, which .aseoqq.a 3or the few lives
lost. yti n, "a Z E5' "a: ~
y As there is no telegraphic commun!ca.
ton but little can be- learned at this time.
A heavy wind and rain storm Is raging
row, IA MI = y Y I. 80 q e
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Tho Frencli Army.

PARIS, June 2S.-Gensral Ferron, Min
lister OF War, explained to tho Budget
COMMITTEES to-day that the experiment Of
mlohilzlng the army would cost 5000 900
francs. Tho experiment be said, also in
Volved the question OF transportation. To
achieve success it was imperative that
tho government should be able to mobi.
lie lorcea at any given poiut. 5liHEIl7
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WooSsocKE7, R. l., June 2s.-The three
large cotton mills have shut down in
definitely on sccount of the weayers'
strike, and the mill officials have notified
all former employees to quit the company's
|tensments. When bpslneas is resumed
new help will be engaged irrespective Of
former service. No proposition of o
settlement will be entertained. The ope.
rstives, who number 1000, are mostly
French Canadians, and are fast leaving tbs
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POOR BROKEN OLD MAN
JACOB SHARP SAID TO BE DYING.
A Mental md Physicai Wreck, Unit to Tes.
tify In His own Behalf as ho Intended. 4
His Physlclans Say he Cannot Live n
More than Ton Day. or two Weeks.

NEw York, June 2s.-The Maii and Er.
press, In an extra edition says: It Is be.
lisved that Jake Sharp ia dying. His
phyalcians and lawyers say his condition
Is very critical. His defence ended In a
farce this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Every one was surprised at the sudden
turn in affairs. At the beginning Of the
trial 1t WAS Sharp'B expressed determine.
ton to take the stand in his own defense.
He explained to hls counsel how he would
answer and explain ali the seeming differ.
ences before the Senate Committee. He
went 80 far as to ayow he would rather be
convicted than permit the statementH Of
witnesses for the prosecution to 20 uncon.
tradictsd by him. Everything was ar
ranged that Sharp should testify. From
the beginning Of the trial until the night
that Judge Barrett ordered his committa!
to Ludlow Street Jail, Sharp spent
several hours every day alter the ad-
journment Of court In perfecting the state.
ment which he would make to the jury.
From the time that he was confined In
jail he has failed, and yesterday afternoon
when his counsel, Messrs. stickney, Par.
sons and Peter Mitchell, told him to pre-
pare 10 take the stand they found to their
horror that Sharp WAS a physical wreck
and that even mentally he was not IN 1t
condition to be a witness. His memory
was poor and though while fully realizing
his situation, he acknowledged that h0
was too wsak to stand the strain Of c,osa-
examination. Professor Loomis, shar p'a
physiciaaIyisite him In the court room
soon alter. He found Sharp was In criti-
cal condition and his counsel came to the
coacl1sion that to put him OH the Gtapd,
or be subjected 10 a rigid croaa. .oxamina-
ton OF several hours duration would end
in his death. i5' '4 SIS.
Lawyer Mitchell said this evening tha.
that was the only reason for not putting
the defendant on the STAND. The reporter
subsequently learned that 1t Is the opin.
ion Of Sharp's physiciSns that he cannot
live longer Than ten days or two weeks
The siightes! excitement will cause death,
owing to the cen lition Of his heart. In
the next few days his business stairs will
be wound up with view to the end.
A scheu Ia under confederation by
those interested in sharp's cGse, which II
carried oussuccsssfully, will take the case
ont Of the jurisdiction of the jury to.nor.
row before the lawyers have Il chance to
dieplay their powers OF oratory IN sum.
ming up. 1t has bean suggested thet Ger:
tifcstes from such eminent phi ysicians ss
Professor Loomis and his associates. that
Sharp would in all probability drop dead
in the Court room when verdict was
given, no matter whether the verdict bs
guilty or not guilty: Iu any even. his ad,
vocates are sincerely OF opinion after lis
tening to the advice Of tho doctors that
Sharp will never liye to 80 to Sing Sing.
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BlsauAMproS, Ny, June 2S.-John
Laidlaw and DR.. Robert N. Mills, Of Elmi.
70, we're arraigned before United States
Commissioner Hall to-day on charge OF
delraudin2 the pension Office at Washing.
ton OF $l3 900. Their tool ia said to have
been q blind man Of Elmira. The psiso.
ners were committed to await the arrival
of bail. 49, * 38f4ig2g 55 ~
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WASHINGTON, D. O., ,Juno 2s.-The Com.
missioner Of tho General Land Office, with
the approval Of the Secretary Of tho Int.
rior, hss issued to Registers and Receivers
ofths United States land offices an amend
stosy circf,isr governing proceedings to
obtain ,itle to rublic lands under the
desert lsnu Law. d. q I. 4
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Crimes Bill.

LONDON, June 2S.-In the House OF
Commons tonight Mr.. Maurice Hesly
moved IS an amendment to the crimes
Pill that prisoners bs given the same !.
light to challenge jurors as was granted !
the government; that the government ,he
not allowed to challenge jurors on account
Of tneir, religion, and that in trials OF for
e.gners, one-half Of the jury must under.
stand the language Of tho accused. The
motion WAS rejected. $50. = !
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MAJOR GEORGE W. HARrsR, brother Of
Mr.. Henry II. Harper Of this city, is
being urged by h;s friends for tho Demo
cratic nomination for Governor Of Missis-
slppi. Msjor Harper has old friends in
this nsck Of the woods who would bs glad
TO see the adlitionsl distinction conferred
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Kansas Don't Got 1t.

WAsulsaroS, D. O., June 2s.-The Sec
rctsry Of tho Interior to-day decided ad-
versaly to Che claim Of the State Of Kansas.
under act Of January 90. 1861, admitting
her into tho Union, to S43, 100, being 5 per
cent. of.tho net proceeds Of the sales Of
certain lands made between July !, 1854,
and June 8, 1885, heretofore reserved for
the Cherokee, Kansas Miami and Usage
tribes OF Indians. 4; "a. y q
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a STARTLING RUaloN
In Chicago that tho Hnymnrket Assassins
nre to hnyo q Rehenrinr gtgi :

are to hnyo Rehenring,
CHlcAeo, June 2s.-The Daily Nswssaya:
a rumor no less startling than that tho
Supreme Court had decided to give the
condemnedAnaychists new trial waa mt
into industrious circulation to-day, The
intelligence waa to tho oGect that ma.
iority Of the judges sitting on the Supreme
bench had decided in favor Of tho pointu
submitted by Captain Black and Leonard
swett, Why the sentenced pronounced by
Judge Gary on the Haymarket asuussIns
should not be executed, at least before
another hearing was allowed the con-
demned. The story as it is circulated this
afternoon occssionsd sensation in md
about the county buildings. z s'53,i 3,
The convicted men had no knowledge
Of the rumo- until they learned Of
1t from q reporter. When the re-
porter asked thom, Fielden shook bis
head glnomily,y Parsons gave an in
credulous amile, Neobe asked the reporter
what he knew about it, while spies ~.
piled directly that no information regard
ing tho decision hsd been received either
by himself or by his friends. "A lTg7.' s.
1--WE naturally expected reversal OF
that verdict" Spies said. "We have not
as yet lost all faith in justice. The YER
dict coIld not DO sustained upon any
principles Of jurisprudence, whether in
this, or in any other country, AZ .i.; : 4
Captain Black wns considerably taken
BACK whom the report was repeated to
him, u havo no information on the sub.
ject," he said. 1.-THE rumor may be pre-.
mature but 1t cannot but be prophetic in
my judement," 1 y, ,l:i5.i J. ;s1 3 !
Attorneys salomon and Zsister know
nothing @! the matter. s''l don't know
anything shout IT, said atats's Attorney
GrinnelI, "and don't believe the Judges
Of the Supreme Court have got 60 far as
to render decision. When they agree it
will DO aInounCed at opce.'' l,sf d, 81
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CnlcAdo is protiting by Cincinnatps
rccel't experience. Pnblic opinion forces
out OF bank preuideucy prominent
member OF the Board Of Trade. Men
who play at futures ought to be removed
from tho temptation to play with the
money of other people. II Harper bad
been forced out OF the Fidelity when his
speculative ventures were first known, o
loss Of Eve or Elk millions might have been
aaYed. ~. ". u .Ls5-aI ~ 4.
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~ Wedding solls Thnt Did not Ring.

"Fee'e' a1'Pestes W te 31Hes1VeFeeTs . -V- 4 "T--
WESTON. W. Va, June 2S.-Our people
had not fully. recovered from the shock Of
last Saturday whom they had a back Get
this morning in the announcement that
the Wishart. Brannon wedding, which was
to take place tomorrow WIGS declared of,
Mr.. Frank Wishart Is formerly OF West
Virginia, but now residing in Kansas,
from whence he came few days ago to
marry Miss Katie Brannon, Of this city.
Your correspondent hearing two stories
will give them to your readers. One is
that it was declared of by mutual consent,
and the other that at The last moment, for
prudential reaaons, Miss Katie refused to
have him. Dir. Wishart left here this
evening, ff+5U - 5II
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CmcAoo, June 2s,-One Of the commit
lee appointed by tho creditors Of Maurice
Rosen!old ( 90. to investigate the affairs
Of the firm, said to-day: H"We called on tbs
firm yesterday, but they declined to give
III any information. Their attorney, who
was present, and to whom, wo we're refer
red, eaid: There have been twenty OF
thirty suits brought against US by your
board OF !reaeherous men, and We nov
have nothing to cay, but will defend the
suits.'" The c:sditc!a' committee will
hold another meeting. = 2s
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McGlynn md the Knights,

New YoRk, June 2s-At headquarters
OF the knights Of Labor to-day it was
stated that nothing was known ss to the
truth or lalsisy OF the statement that Rsy,
Dr. McGlynn was going to join the
knights. 1t was said, however il he
Joined that those who expected to use
him as weapon to overthrow Powderly
would be disappointed. - ssilIl,S :
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Tho Lil3's Plnns.

San FRANc1sco, June 2S.-Mrs. Lanctry,
the Eneliah actress, has taken house in
this city with the expressed intention Of
making 1t her legal residence. An Inter
view is printed here with General Barnes,
her attorney, who Is reported as asyiug
thai tho actress will begin a suit for di.
Tcrce aita.a lapse Of Elk months, the pc.
Rod necessuyto % acquire q legal residence.